The Lea Valley Experience Museum is a concept based around the industrial rail history of this area since the 1880s. There are a vast series of diverse exhibits on show that include 1897 Marshall Steam Engines, AEC Buses, old...

The Lea Valley Walk is one of several mapped and signed walks that take visitors on an unusual trek through a mixture of marshland, man made reservoirs and onto the banks of the river. The walk allows some interesting...

Lloyd Park is situated in the heart of Walthamstow, a large and ethnically diverse east London suburb. The park is one of the focuses of community life and the centrepieces of the local authority’s vision to make the area...

Nestling in the heart of Walthamstow Village, a leafy conservation area tucked away in East London, the Vestry House Museum houses a collection of exhibitions and photographs of Waltham Forest dating back to the mid nineteenth Century. The museum is...

There is little doubt that this enormous imposing art deco building is one of the most interesting in Walthamstow. Set in a large complex that is shared with the town hall for the district, the assembly hall is used...

Waltham Forest is one of the furthest flung boroughs of London and is connected to Essex along the north eastern borders of the capital. This collection is based within the town hall and is made up of documents that...

Walthamstow Bowling Centre is a public access facility in the heart of Lloyd Park at the centre of Walthamstow in the north east of the Capital. The club and centre is home to a large well maintained bowling green...

This large area of grasslands found in east London is a winner of the Green Flag Award and offers something quite different to other parks in the capital. The marshes are home to a large variety of rare wildlife not...

Established in 1933, by William Chandler. Walthamstow Stadium is still run by his descendants and now has the largest course attendance and gambling turnover in the UK. Today Walthamstow has greyhound racing several nights of the week, and also several...

Housed in a handsome building dating to back 1750, Walthamstow’s William Morris Gallery is the only public museum devoted to England’s best-known designer. Home to the Morris family for eight years from 1858, the house sits in its own beautifully...